Dirty Ghetto Kids coming together with the Bruce Lee family to bring us a Bruce Lee series of decks. This graphic has a red foil background with black & white images of Bruce Lee, with some small gold touches. The Mandarin at the top is his real name, which when translated on good'old Google translate we get "Bruce Lee" in english. The grip side graphic has a white & gold ying yang symbol with two arrows then more mandarin¹, tried to translate this too but pretty sure it failed, I got 'Evil Road, Many Strong Creations, Eyes of Blue' one time, & 'Evil path of farmers with blue (or green another time) eyes'... google translator struggling here haha

¹ Translated by someone who can read mandarin;

"Using No Way as Way, Having No Limitation as a Limitation"

This one is correct & makes sense since it is a core philosophy of Bruce Lee in Jeet Kune Do. It signifies total adaptability, advising against rigid techniques, styles, or fixed patterns, aiming for complete freedom of expression through flowing, unrestricted action

Spec's

Size: 8.5"
Length: 32.125"
Wheelbase: 14.375"
Nose: 7.1"
Tail: 6.6"
Concave: Medium

Comes with "DGK All DAY" Sticker

DGK - Dirty Getto Kids

Started in 2002, DGK is a tribute to people who come from less advantaged backgrounds. The acronym which stands for Dirty Ghetto Kids was what other skaters at Philadelphia's Love Park called the original DGK crew because they were from the wrong side of the tracks.

 

DGK was founded by street skateboarder Stevie Williams in 2002, and his since evolved into a multi-million dollar brand ranging from skateboards to a full apparel collection